This is the second coin in the series of FHP Traffic Citation Challenge Coins. For those that remember the days of handwritten carbon-copy citations (mostly a thing of the past now), the “Yellow Copy” was the one given to the person who received the citation. It was also known as the “Violator’s Copy.” 
The “White Copy” (the version signed by the violator) was the copy submitted to the county clerk’s office for processing. The coin measures-in at 6 inches long, 2.94 inches wide, 4 millimeters thick, and weighs a half of a pound!
The size of the coin isn’t the only thing that makes this coin very special. The coin itself is FULL of hidden “Easter eggs” that are historically significant to the Florida Highway Patrol’s nearly 85-year history. Can you find them all?
An example of one of the really cool features of the coin is the signature at the bottom of the citation. The signature is that of the Florida Highway Patrol’s first Colonel, Neil H. Kirkman. The signature is historically accurate from a document signed by Colonel Kirkman in 1943.
The design of this coin is exclusive to Blue Hawk Coins.